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Agentic AI–Based Cyberattacks
2026-09-28Agentic AI is transforming cybersecurity by enabling autonomous systems that can plan, adapt, and execute attacks with minimal human input. From advanced phishing to evolving malware, these technologies create new risks while also offering powerful opportunities for cyber defence.
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The Rise of Cybercrime's Subscription Economy: From Data Leaks to Data-as-a-Service
2026-06-25Cybercrime is shifting to a subscription model where stolen data is sold via private cloud services. This “data-as-a-service” approach enables ongoing monetisation, easier access for criminals, and longer persistence of personal, banking or other sensitive data, increasing risks for individuals and organisations.
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Managed Service Providers as an Attack Entry Point: The Weakest Link in the Digital Supply Chain?
2026-05-27Cyberattacks increasingly target centralized trust points such as MSPs, software platforms and identity systems. Incidents like Kaseya, MOVEit, and Snowflake show how a single compromise can enable large-scale breaches, highlighting the need to secure interconnected ecosystems and shared trust layers.
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CRIF Cyber Observatory - 2025 Yearly Report
2026-05-05CRIF 2025 Cyber Observatory analyzes the evolving vulnerability of individuals and businesses to cyber threats across the open and dark web. Understand the latest data trends and find actionable insights to manage cyber risks. Read more.
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Cyber Hygiene: Protecting Yourself in a Digital World
2026-04-08Nowadays having a cyber hygiene routine is fundamental to avoid online risks. As our activities leave data, the so-called digital footprints, we could fall victim to fraud by cybercriminals. Strong passwords and safe browsing practices are some of the suggestions made to protect digital identities.
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Cybersecurity trends for 2026
2026-01-29According to experts, the landscape of Cybersecurity is in for a shift in 2026. The main culprit is AI, but its by-products soon follow, creating new and unforeseen threats, both human and machine.
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The Great Cybercriminal Migration: Why Stolen Data Went Private in 2025 and What to Expect in 2026
2025-12-05Following a massive takedown of data leak sites in 2025, the cybercrime landscape appears to have visibly shrunk. But has it really? Though less stolen data appears on the surface, the vast majority of bad actors have simply slipped underground, continuing to operate quietly.
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Telegram and the Shifting Landscape of Cybercrime
2025-11-11Telegram’s new rules, which include working with police, have upset cybercriminals. Since it is no longer safe, criminals are leaving Telegram. They are now using different apps that are harder to track. This is a challenge for security experts.
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